Toronto, May 2, 2019 (Issuewire.com) - The indoor air quality in your child's bedroom or baby nursery is crucial. Poor indoor air quality can lead to allergic reactions, long term health problems and according to recent studies can even affect cognitive development and IQ.
Indoor air quality in your home can have both short term as well as long term effects on your health. The elderly, people with immune deficiencies as well as babies and your children are at higher risk for developing a negative health reaction to pollutants compared to healthy adults. Most indoor pollutants are microscopic and not visible to the naked eye.
In other words, your home may have poor air quality and you may not even know it. Hidden mold growth, airborne dust and particulate, chemical off gassing or VOC's as well as poor ventilation could be negatively affecting your indoor air quality without you even being aware of it.
Health agencies around the world agree that indoor air can be up to 10 times more polluted than the outside air in industrialized cities. We spend over 90% of our lives indoors and an average of 8-9 hours each day in one room, the bedroom.
http://www.calhealthreport.org/2018/01/31/teen-exposure-air-pollution-reduce-iq-levels-long-term/
Homes can have hidden mold growth issues, hidden moisture problems, poor ventilation, airborne dust and particulate as well as EMF (ElectroMagnetic Fields) that can have a serious negative effect on your health and overall enjoyment of your home.
Now there is a simple, affordable and effective solution in the Toronto Ontario area and surrounding GTA. HealthyNursery.ca offers comprehensive indoor air quality tests to help you make your home, and especially the bedroom, a healthy place to sleep, live and play. They will test your home or if you like concentrate only on your child's bedroom or baby nursery to make sure there isn't a lurking air quality danger.
Co-Founder of HealthyNursery.ca, Frank Haverkate says that 'any home can be a healthy home...you just need to know where to start!
You can reach them online at https://healthynursery.ca
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Source :Verify Air Quality Consulting - Division of Bionic Environments Inc.
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